Classic Theatre Cobalt (CTC) is a non-for-profit corporation founded in 2003. Since then, CTC has continued to provide live music and entertainment events each year including theatre, music, comedy, dance, and so much more! In "Ontario's Most Historic Town" of Cobalt, the theatre has remained to be a theatre from the silver boom of the early 1900's. Our facility has become a cultural hub where we present many Canadian artists within our intimate theatre space of 250 soft-seats which was built in 1926.

The ferry connects Tobermory on the tip of Bruce Peninsula with South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island, crossing Georgian Bay. More than a ship; it is a symbol of Owen Sound’s hospitality and love for nature. Its gleaming white sides hold not just passengers, vehicles and cargo, but the memories of thousands of amazing voyages across the crystal blue waters it calls home. Special cruises include Sunset Dining and Stargazer’s delight.

The Center franco-ontarien de folklore is a leader in the field of heritage conservation and development. The work of its founder, Father Germain Lemieux, and the creation of the Inventory of Franco-Ontarian Heritage have earned it an enviable reputation. Its mission is to collect, preserve and showcase Franco-Ontarian oral heritage.

A non-profit outdoor environmental education and conference centre. Offering a variety of year-round educational programs, fixed roof accommodations/student residences, and event space.

The Canadian Ecology Centre is located in Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park in Calvin Township, which is situated in the unceded territory of the Algonquin people.

A remote fishing and hunting resort on Dog Lake. Fish for walleye, northern pike, lake trout, perch and smallmouth bass. Enjoy housekeeping packages in rustic log cabins with screened porches and lake views. Meal plans are available. Excellent hunting for moose and bear. Formerly Camp Missanabie.